The benefits are best in the industry, especially work from home and vacations, etc. You get the best equipment and facilities, etc. The type of work depends on your team, and the quality of work depends on you.
It can be bureaucratic, being a large company. Some of the compliance stuff can be enough of a tranquilizer to take down even elephants, metaphorically. The company is slow on the uptake of modern technology and too straitjacketed. It's a good place to work at, especially for those not looking to improve their skills or their knowledge.
There were two rounds of interviews. One was a telephonic interview with a QA lead, which mainly covered Agile and QA processes. The second round was with the hiring manager and focused on test strategies.
No interview for me, as I have been an employee from the acquired company.
The interview process was good. They basically concentrated on technical skills. They checked how good I am with Selenium automation and API automation. Database testing and an idea of Unix and Linux commands were also tested. They conducted two roun
There were two rounds of interviews. One was a telephonic interview with a QA lead, which mainly covered Agile and QA processes. The second round was with the hiring manager and focused on test strategies.
No interview for me, as I have been an employee from the acquired company.
The interview process was good. They basically concentrated on technical skills. They checked how good I am with Selenium automation and API automation. Database testing and an idea of Unix and Linux commands were also tested. They conducted two roun